Helium Presents: Rod Man

Voted One of the 35 Most Hilarious Comedians of Diversity by gooddeedseats.com in 2018 “I bring the funny” THATGOODFUNNY! Rod Man certainly does just that. As the winner of season eight of Last Comic Standing, RodMan brings an inexhaustible charm, wit, an ability to find humor in everyday life with a unique style and delivery to the world of comedy. He has the funny bone of a Southern, but his act is hilarious from Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine and all stops in between. Rod Man's stand-up comedy journey began in 1995. Inspired by the comedians he saw on HBO’s Def Comedy Jam he signed up for "open mic" nights at Atlanta's Uptown Comedy Club. Since those early days... Rod Man has become one of the top stand-up comedians in the country performing for sold-out audiences here and aboard. It is often said that he is one of the most underrated comedians around and that he should be more of a household name, to that Rod Man replied “depends on who house you in.” He has graced the stages of The World Famous Apollo Theater in Harlem, and The Comedy Store in LA "The Bad Boys of Comedy" for HBO, Martin Lawrence's "First Amendment" for Starz, Nick Cannon's "Wild 'N Out" for MTV, "One Mic Stand" for BET, "The Funny Spot" for TV One, and "The World Stands Up" for BBC America and many more. He graced the big screen in the movie Funny People with Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen. He hosted a YouTube show called TimeOut with Rod Man He co-hosted a morning drive-time show in Los Angeles on Stevie Wonder-owned KJLH Radio 102.3 FM. Rod Man is currently traveling the country honing his stand-up skills working on material for future stand-up specials and a new RodCast called Thinking Out Loud with RodMan as well as developing and collaborating on TV/Film Projects. The world is catching on to what true Rod Man fans already know -- he’s a bit eccentric, down-to-earth, crazy-funny, and truly a talented voice in the world of comedy. Have You Took TimeOut to Laugh Today? Today’s the Day! Management reserves the right to prevent customers from entering the facility who they deem disruptive or dangerous to other patrons.